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Will tenant application data ever go to Azure?
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When replicating between service provider-owned sites, application data never goes to Azure. Data is encrypted in-transit (HTTPS), and replicated directly between the service provider sites.
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If you're replicating to Azure, application data is sent to Azure storage but not to the Site Recovery service. Data is encrypted in-transit, and remains encrypted in Azure.
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When you're replicating to Azure, application data is sent to Azure storage but not to the Site Recovery service. Data is encrypted in-transit (HTTPS), and remains encrypted in Azure.
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Will my tenants receive a bill for any Azure services?
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Do you support single Azure Pack and single VMM server deployments?
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Yes, you can replicate Hyper-V virtual machines to Azure, or between service provider sites. Note that if you replicate between service provider sites, Azure runbook integration isn't available.
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No, you can replicate Hyper-V virtual machines only to Azure.
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Does Site Recovery encrypt replication?
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For virtual machines and physical servers, replicating between on-premises sites encryption-in-transit is supported. For virtual machines and physical servers replicating to Azure, both encryption-in-transit and [encryption-at-rest (in Azure)](../storage/common/storage-service-encryption.md) are supported.
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For virtual machines and physical servers replicating to Azure, both encryption-in-transit and [encryption-at-rest (in Azure)](../storage/common/storage-service-encryption.md) are supported.
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Does Azure-to-Azure Site Recovery use TLS 1.2 for all communications across microservices of Azure?
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